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...sold aluminum siding for 12 years. But in 1967, he returned with a new stage name and earned his first big break on The Ed Sullivan Show. Dangerfield's hard-luck shtick made him a TV staple in the '70s and '80s, and he starred in the slapstick screen comedies Caddyshack and Back to School?hits that brought him much respect...
...were grounded by the same desire to see this project to completion, and I think that was enough to keep the thing going,” Han said. “Don’t get me wrong: There were times when I wanted to reach through my computer screen and bop him on the head, but…at the end of the day, the book is complete with both of our efforts...
...answer is, naturally, sex. Hollywood has a long, troublesome history of representing homosexuality as an all-encompassing identity. If you’re a gay character in a television show or a mainstream film, the only thing you’re allowed to discuss on screen in direct relation to your identity is the fact that you have a penchant for naughtiness with those of your own gender. In other words, Hollywood saps queers of any notion of a fluidity of identity—they must be gay every single second. Every motivation or action by a queer character must...
Tuesday night was not your typical Office of Career Services (OCS) meeting. Fifteen Harvard students sat on the sixth floor of University Hall viewing screen-projected Zen mantras such as “Follow Your Heart” and “Lighten Up.” As most students were silently taking notes in planners already bursting with career information and corporate flyers, one brazen Government concentrator raised her hand and to ask a loaded question: “Do I really, secretly, deep down, in my heart of hearts, know what I want from my life and career...
Kids participate in one half-hour study at a time. First, they watch a screen with animation of a man moving his arm up and down, like he’s waving. Then the cartoon is switched and the man begins to bend and twist his arm in an impossible motion, sort of like Stretch Armstrong. Scientists assume that children will lose interest in the familiar waving gestures first because they understand the universal wave of “hello.” Undergraduates time the duration of the children?...